Spinamiss poised to open her account
Paul Deegan’s filly, a daughter of Lilbourne Lad, ran a race full of promise when second to Miss Katie Mae on her debut at the Curragh, form boosted when the third Vitello scored at Fairyhouse. With that experience under her belt, and likely to be suited by the extra furlong tonight, Spinamiss should prove tough to beat, with David Wachman’s Flirt, third to Vitello at Fairyhouse last time, her biggest threat.
Fourth in last year’s Racing Post Trophy, Jacobean has proven costly to follow in three starts this season. A beaten favourite twice, he was no match for subsequent listed winner Radanpour at Gowran Park last time.